Capital City Aids Fund

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General Info: The Capital City AIDS Fund ( CCAF ) is a non-profit organization, founded in 1995 to raise money in support of HIV/AIDS services in the Sacramento area. CCAF is governed by an all-volunteer board of directors made up of community leaders including business professionals, media representatives, and government officials. Specifically, CCAF's activities support a community fund that donates to various Sacramento area non-profit agencies that provide HIV/AIDS services. CCAF has raised and donated over $1.5 million to Sacramento area HIV/AIDS service providers. Since its inception, CCAF has successfully staged many events including the Capital City AIDS Dance-O-Rama, the Boo Bash, and the high profile event Smash Hits with Elton John and Billie Jean King held in 2001 which raised over $500, 000, and the community's highest profile annual event, the Sacramento Valley AIDS Run Walk. CCAF also organizes the annual Oscar Night Sacramento ( formerly An Evening with Oscar ), one of the social events for the winter season, which is listed in Sacramento Magazine as one of 50 things to do in Sacramento.
Other Link: http://capcityaidsfund.org
Categories: Social Service Organizations, Charities